This is the episode that celebrates a full year in the Van for Johnny. Yes, 365 Days of Vanlife.
Here we go! Probably the most important episode to date. This is what I’ve learned about life and happiness over the last full year of living in a van and off the societal grid. Grab a beer, coffee, or cheeseburger and hang out for this week’s brand new episode.
Stay Dusty!
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Chuck Berry, 1958.CreditCreditPhoto Illustration by Sean Freeman & Eve Steben for The New York Times. Source Photograph: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images.
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Money is tight while they work long and weird hours, travel incessantly, are isolated from their friends and family at home, and have ample access to drinks and drugs. They write, record, release, and promote, and then repeat the cycle over and over again. And now, more than ever, the industry demands constant content, lest they are forgotten in the ocean of songs hitting Spotify every Friday. But then they get in the van and, especially in Canada, drive absurd distances between low-paying gigs for a tour they likely had to book themselves.
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